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WIBISCO, Tridents team up

The Barbados Tridents will have the support of one of Barbados’ iconic brands as they prepare for the 2017 Caribbean Premier League.

WIBISCO’s Shirley biscuits have signed on with the team as a sponsor for this year’s campaign.  During a recent meet and greet between the sponsors and members of the team, Abigail Brown, WIBISCO’s brand manager, heralded the partnership.

“Much like cricket, our Shirley biscuits are well loved and identified throughout the region and internationally. The WIBISCO team is very excited and looks forward to engaging the Barbadian community during the series,” she said.

(L-r, front row) Diane Prescod, venue operations manager, Tridents, Katrina Howell, Abigail Brown and Diane Prescod of WIBISCO; back row (l-r) Ramon Reifer, Ryan Wiggins, Kirk Greaves, Dwayne Smith, Shamar Springer and Vasbert Drakes.

Brown confirmed the Tridents sponsorship was a great strategic fit for WIBISCO as they were also a sponsor of the Barbados Cricket Supplies Under-13 Cricket Tournament.

Jason Harper, the Tridents chief executive officer, said the team was excited about the partnership with WIBISCO. He added: “Together the Tridents and WIBISCO will deliver to fans and customers never before done products and activations. We look forward to a winning partnership.”

Dwayne Smith, Shemar Springer, Ryan Wiggins and Raymon Reifer joined coach Vasbert Drakes and manager Kirk Greaves at WIBISCO’s head office.  Each player took the opportunity to sample the three flavours of the Shirley biscuits, each declaring their favourite.

Now in its fifth year, the 2017 Caribbean Premier League begins August 4 and will run to September 9.

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